Land owned by heavily borrowed companies
Land whose owning company has 10 or more charges registered and not marked satisfied, and holds 100 titles or fewer. The charges are the company's, from Companies House, and not only on this land.
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Open the search- Owning company with 10 or more charges registered and not marked satisfied
- Holding 100 titles or fewer, its group too
- Not a public body
On each site's record
Site sizeOutstanding chargesTitles the owner holdsOwner typeLast soldLast sale price
On every site
- Who owns it
- The kind of owner, from HM Land Registry, and for a company its status and charges at Companies House.
- When it last changed hands
- The last sale on record and its price, from HM Land Registry price paid.
- What it could be
- Size, buildings, constraints and every planning application on record on the parcel.
Why these rules
Companies House charges register: every charge against the company, not only this land, and a charge stays outstanding until a statement that it is satisfied is filed. The charges on this land are in its HM Land Registry title register. The 100 titles limit is Plota's: larger holders borrow as routine.
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